Tito Seen as Big Winner From Stalin Expose
New York reports indicate Yugoslavia's President Tito emerged a major beneficiary of Khrushchev’s Stalin denunciation. Diplomatic sources say Tito may influence Moscow’s harsh stance, and a triumphal trip to the Soviet capital is planned later this year as Tito defied Stalin in the past.
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Stalin
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Joseph
Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Mos
Ohio Hog Prices Show Increase This Week
The Ohio Bureau of Markets reports higher hog and sow prices across about 70 markets in central and western Ohio. The average price for live hogs rose to 13.65 per hundredweight with a 12.50 week earlier, reflecting a 1.15 gain for the 180 to 220 pound class. Demand covered 42,000 head last week.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Bureau of Markets
Twin Boy Involved In Slaying Freed
Joseph Williams, exonerated by his 14 year old twin brother, was released on a $5,000 bond in the slaying of 99 year old Cub Scout David Powell. Thomas Williams remained jailed after taking sole blame for the crime. Powell's body was found in a coal cellar under the Williams home on February 10. trial set for April 2.
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Wheeling
W. Va. I
Joseph Williams
Thomas Williams
David Powell
Advertising Man Promotes Luxury Over Public Welfare
The article quotes a man urging a shift toward luxury in public advertising and domestic spending. He argues husbands should allow wives more discretionary money and embrace a more materialistic society, saying thrift maxims must change.
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Orlando
Fia.p
Cunningham
Russian Goal Kill Religion Says Soviet Education Policy
A news note discusses religious freedom in the Soviet Union and how formal religious instruction largely ends at home or is limited to occasional visits by clergy. It notes large congregations and a shift in the state stance toward religion within education.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Mars Clouds Could Be Dust And Steam
Mars may host vast clouds of volcanic dust and steam according to Dr. Dean B. McLaughlin, University of Michigan. The theory suggests Mars could be geologically active with ash deposits shaping dark areas and potential ocean development before life.
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Columbus
Mars
Michigan
Earth
Dean B. McLaughlin
University of Michigan
Second Rowboat Mishap Is Fatal
Four weeks after a rowboat began filling with water in Newark Bay a 13 year old boy drowned in Jersey City. The victim was John Forgos and the same boat carried his cousin in a nearly identical incident yesterday.
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Jersey City
N. J
Newark Bay
John Forgos
Kefauver Eyes California Win to Secure Nomination
Senator Estes Kefauver spoke in Long Beach pledging California's June 5 primary will decide the Democratic nomination. He told about 3,000 supporters he must win California to assure his nomination and voiced confidence he will carry the state. He criticized Minnesota style opposition and declined to name a running mate status.
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Los Angeles
Estes Kefauver
California
Lincoln Park
Long Beach
Kefauver
Minnesota
Stevenson
Murray City Boys Admit Burglaries
Two 14 year olds in Murray City admitted a string of thefts and break ins from last summer through spring. They confessed to stealing cakes ice cream and sodas in stores and gas stations, a juke box from Eagles Lodge, bottles for resale, car parts, and shop materials. Both violated probation by continuing to associate.
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Murray City
Brown
Ralph Blum
Eagles Lodge
Buchtel
Murray City School
Blum
Mail Trucks Step Forward in Baltimore Parade
Thirty four red white and blue mail trucks drive through Baltimore with English lettering and officials praising a modern fleet. The display highlights new postal vehicles and planned routes for enhanced delivery service.
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Baltimore
Nickel Plate Rail Strike Postponed In Cleveland
Government recommendation postpones a strike set for Monday against the Nickel Plate Railroad after assumed jurisdiction over the dispute. The action centers on rules changes and labor negotiations affecting the railway.
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Nickel Plate
Cleveland 7
Nickel Plate Railroad
Bricker Says No Pressure From Lobbyists
Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio replies to a request for information on lobbyist pressure and states he knows of no instances of such pressure being applied to him.
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Washington
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Pictures of Hiroshima Bomb Damage Shown at Exhibition
Photographs of atomic bomb destruction and victims from Hiroshima were unveiled at the Family of Man photography show in Tokyo. Local sponsors condemned a prior cover up saying the display was not for His Majesty and later stopped sharing the pictures. American photographer Steichen organized the collection for a New York museum.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Steichen
New York Museum
Woodsmen Duel Ends in Stabbing Death at Rising Sun
In Rising Sun Indiana two woodsmen fought using an ax a coal shaker a hatchet and two knives. One man named Pat Mountz about 60 was killed stomped after being struck on the head slashed at the throat and beaten with a coal shaker. A fet of wine was held without charge at a neighbor's home for about three days.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Robert Brown
Pat Mountz
Harriman Named as Real Democratic Presidential Candidate
Haverstraw New York Governor Averell Harriman would be entered as a regular candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, not as a favorite son, according to Michael Prendergast state Democratic chairman. Harriman has described himself as an inactive candidate.
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Haverstraw
N. Y
Michael Prendergast
New York
Democratic
Averell Harriman
Harriman
ADA Leader Attacks Johnson Lausche From Columbus
Joseph L. Rauh Jr. of Americans for Action denounces Senate Majority Leader Johnson and Gov. Lausche as turning Democratic ranks toward liberal excess. Rauh calls Democrats in Congress indistinguishable from their opponents and mocks Lausche’s presidential bid, labeling him a risky middle of the road candidate.
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Columbus
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans A On Action
Char
Lyndonson (D'Tex
Rauh
Ra Ae
Congress
ADA
Senate
Johnson
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Ribena Russell
D-Ga
Richard Russell
Dulles Urges Boost for Asia Policy and Foreign Aid
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a strengthened U S role in Asia after a three week tour of 10 countries. He warned of Soviet and Chinese tactics, cited Formosa as a flashpoint, and urged passage of a 4 9 billion foreign aid program with authority to pledge up to 100 million a year for a decade.
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Dulles
Asia
Congress
Russia
Moscow
Billy Graham Radio Show Sponsored by Walter Bennett
NBC announced evangelist Billy Graham and his group will appear on its radio program as a sponsored feature on April 22. The shift ends NBCs policy of sustaining religious programs on a noncommercial basis at 2 a.m. The sponsor is Walter F Bennett of a Chicago agency handling religious accounts.
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New York
NBC
Billy Graham
Walter F. Bennett
Chicago
Two Men Indicted in Stabbing Death Case
Kenneth Smith 25 and Donald Neal 20 of South Point were indicted yesterday for second degree murder in the death of Marion Hall 47 aSaintamon stom.
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Ironton
Kenneth Smith
Donald Neal
South Point
Marion Hall
Stamon ~ Stom
Eisenhower near reelection after heart attack six months ago
President Eisenhower, who suffered a heart attack six months ago, is running for reelection. Doctors reported steady progress and he has returned to a reduced but active schedule at the White House. He plans a potential vacation in Augusta, Georgia, in mid April while continuing campaign duties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Denial of Communist Allegations Hits New York Orchestra
David Walter head of the Symphony of the Air says there is no basis in fact to communism charges against some members. The State Department canceled a planned goodwill tour to Asia after the allegations surfaced from secret testimony before the House Appropriations Committee. Walter blamed one or two disgruntled individuals for sparking the matter.
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Washington
New York Symphony
State Department
Asia
David Walter
Symphony of the Air
Walter
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Robinson Mellvaine
FBI
Ugley Women’s Institute renamed amid pronunciation note
In Ugley England the village ladies club becomes the Women’s Institute Ugley branch, as members say the term was easier to say than Ugley Women’s Institute. In Guatemala police dispersed a university parade, drawing 30 arrests amid government tensions.
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Ugley
England
Women's Institute
Guatemala
University
Suuday
Hungarian Archbishop Groesz Freed After Plot Charge
Viennese paper reports Communist Hungary released Roman Catholic Archbishop Jozsef Groesz after he was sentenced to 15 years for plotting to overthrow the government with U S help. Two unidentified priests who were convicted with the archbishop were also freed.
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Vienna
Austria
Kleines Volksblatt
Hungary
Joszef Groesz
U. S
Cyprus bans commercial flights amid Greek independence anniversary
Nicosia authorities halt all commercial plane flights in and out of Cyprus on Sunday as a precaution tied to the 135th anniversary of Greek independence from Turkey. Observers noted the security measure was part of heightened vigilance.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Stampede in Rawalpindi Kills Thirty Five
Thirty five people were killed Friday night in a stampede in Rawalpindi Pakistan. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as crowds surged causing multiple casualties and injuries.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Egyptian Officers Trained in Communist Poland Reported
Cairo officials did not comment as Egyptian sources corroborate London in saying army officers and non commissioned officers are being trained in Poland under communist auspices.
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Cairo
Egypt
London
Poland
Balloon barrage escalates over Czechoslovakia
Vienna and Prague newspapers report more than 400 leaflet bearing balloons released toward Czechoslovakia in a signaling act amid rising tensions between Austria and the region.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Cambridge Leads In Unclear Report From London Column
In a fragmented London column Cambridge is cited as leading in an unspecified event with partial phrases about teens and a numbered seat. The text is incomplete and does not provide a clear outcome or full names.
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London
Cambridge
Winter Hates To Leave County Despite Cold Wave
Weather report notes lingering winter conditions in the county with rain turning to light snow and freezing temperatures. Forecaster records show a crusty morning glaze and continued cold spell after a mild afternoon, signaling persistence of wintry weather.
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